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I . course [kɔ:s, Am kɔ:rs] N

1. course NAUT, AVIAT, SCHOOL (route):

course
kurs m
the ship was sent off course
statek zboczył z kursu
to set a course for sth
obierać [perf obrać] kurs na coś

2. course (action):

course
tok m postępowania
the best course
najlepsze rozwiązanie nt

3. course (direction):

course
kierunek m
course of action
tok m postępowania

4. course:

course of events, history
bieg m
course of illness
przebieg m
in the normal course of events [or things]
normalnie

5. course MED:

course
terapia f
course of injections
seria f

6. course (part of meal):

course
danie nt

7. course GEO:

course of river
bieg m

8. course SPORTS:

course (for races)
tor m wyścigowy
course (in golf)
pole nt golfowe

9. course (layer):

course
warstwa f

II . course [kɔ:s, Am kɔ:rs] VB intr liter

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consolidation course N ECON

correspondence course N

crash course N

crash course
intensywny kurs m

damp-course N

foundation course N Brit UNIV

golf course N

golf course
pole nt golfowe

induction course N

obstacle course N a. fig

sandwich course N Brit

training course N

refresher (course) [rɪˈfreʃə-] N

Usage examples with course

residential course
kurs m z pobytem
secretarial course
kurs m dla sekretarek
middle course
kompromis m
of course
oczywiście
extension course AM
kurs m eksternistyczny
biology course
kurs m biologii
to take a course
chodzić na kurs
to stay the course
wytrwać do końca
the course of nature
naturalny porządek m rzeczy
to stray off course
schodzić [perf zejść] z drogi
a course in computing
kurs m komputerowy
in due course
w odpowiednim czasie
the best course
najlepsze rozwiązanie nt
course of action
tok m postępowania
an induction course
kurs m wprowadzający
the course proper
kurs m w ścisłym tego słowa znaczeniu
to deviate from a course
zbaczać [perf zboczyć] z kursu
in the course of time
z czasem

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Those lacy, frilly delicates and men's silk bikini briefs (which are totally masculine, needless to say) are, of course, completely mentionable now.
www.cleveland.com
And, of course, as with any system, it's constantly evolving through flight tests and intercept tests, and we expect the program and the system to continue to evolve over time.
www.heritage.org
There is of course difficulty in abbreviating a presentation of work which covers more than 700 papers and 25 books.
en.wikipedia.org
Of course, it was widely evaded, either through demands for maintenance and expenses or a "sub rosa" barter transaction.
en.wikipedia.org
He was prolific research publisher, he described around 1700 new species in the course of his career.
en.wikipedia.org
Of course, the higher dollar is not unvarnished good news.
www.huffingtonpost.ca
She continued to study via correspondence course.
en.wikipedia.org
It is possible that, over the course of her life, she wrote more thank-you letters than anyone else in the history of the world.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Of course, it would have been ideal to have the kind of conclusiveness associated with laboratory experiments when we conduct social experiments in communities and schools.
en.wikipedia.org
This could of course be reduced to lower the noise level but the engine would then suffer from a rough idle and usually stalled.
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